With Tempus Fugit, the company of Toula Limnaios follows the trail of time. Deeply embedded within it is the all-too-human longing for happiness. Nietzsche sees this longing embodied in a herd of animals living entirely in the present moment, a state he envies because, for them, there is neither past nor future.
In Tempus Fugit, seven dancers move as a continuously flowing collective, an ever-shifting unity.
Driven by an inner harmony, a current emerges that embraces everything around it. A circle dance, like a single shared movement, which nevertheless reveals each individual in the moment.
